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Oklahomans are serious when it comes to their burgers. We will wait in long lines just to get our favorites and we are loyal to our establishments. From hole-in-the-wall spots to iconic restaurants, the following is a list of some of the best and most popular burger joints in Oklahoma. Of course, this extensive list only begins to scratch the surface of all the amazing eateries in the Sooner State. So if you don’t see your favorite below, be sure to share it with us in the comments!...

Do you have a favorite pizza joint? Hiding in northwest Ohio there’s an epic pizza joint that serves so much more than mouthwatering pizza. Porky’s Pizza Trof in Weston, Ohio is the perfect place to pig out when you have a big appetite. Here’s why you’ll want to visit the next time you’re in the area: Just like the name sounds, Porky’s Pizza is one of the best places to pig out on a classic favorite....

Fall is just a few weeks away. If you enjoy exploring Alabama this time of year to experience its beautiful changing colors, you’re not alone. For many people, driving and/or hiking throughout the Yellowhammer State during the fall season to admire its colorful foliage has become an annual tradition. A great way to learn what Alabama’s foliage is expected to look like this fall season, you can refer to the Smoky Mountains Fall Foliage Prediction Map....

Virginians know that a drive through the state’s scenic valleys, age-old mountains, and sweeping landscapes could rival any drive in the entire world. Nowhere does that prove to be more true than along the Blue Ridge Parkway, easily considered to be one of the best scenic drives in Virginia. The portion of this epic 500-mile drive that belongs to Virginia offers an unforgettable panorama of rolling peaks, breathtaking color, and fresh mountain air....

Wyoming is a storied state, and local legends are not hard to come by. Have you heard the legend of Smetty, the sea serpent of Johnson County’s Lake DeSmet? The beautiful and mysterious Lake DeSmet is a natural basin located near the Big Horn Mountains, north of Buffalo, in Johnson County. Facebook / Lake Stop Resort The lake is a popular spot for fishing and boating, and is a natural wonder that’s over 120 feet deep in spots....

There are lots of great hiking and biking paths in Arkansas, but none quite compare to the Big River Crossing. Not only does it provide a thoroughfare from Arkansas to Tennessee, but at 1 mile in length, it’s the longest pedestrian bridge across the Mighty Mississippi. Connecting West Memphis to Memphis, Big River Crossing ties together urban, rural, and natural areas like no other! Big River Crossing/Facebook Big River Crossing doesn’t just connect the two cities....

Appearances can be deceiving. Craters of the Moon near Arco, Idaho is famous for its dark and desolate landscape, but look closer and you may be surprised by what you find. Every year, this wildly unique park bursts with colors as the wildflowers begin to bloom. With blooms in just about every color, it makes for a stark contrast to the typically dramatic scenery! Located in Idaho’s Snake River Plain, Craters of the Moon National Monument & Preserve never fails to fill us with awe....

After a long, busy week, there’s nothing more fantastic than getting a chance to unwind. Sometimes that means something simple, like a cup of hot tea and a good book. Other times, it means leaving town altogether to find a quiet place to unwind away from the hustle and bustle of big-city life. We’ve all got a favorite spot just for that, but if you need some suggestions, here are a few of our very favorite uncrowded places in Arizona....

If you want to see something spectacular, there’s a boardwalk trail in Hawaii that leads to waterfalls that you must see. Waimoku Falls via Pipiwai Trail is an incredible hike that will take you over boardwalks and through a bamboo forest, all the way to stunning waterfalls. This easy hike is one that the whole family would love! There’s a breathtaking hike on the island of Maui that’s chock full of beautiful boardwalks and stunning waterfalls....

The Wisconsin town of Monroe is well-known as the center of cheese production in the state, but there’s more to this south-central Wisconsin city than cheese. Visitors may have passed the large Swiss chalet in town a number of times without realizing they are passing a part of history. The Swiss Turner Hall of Monroe is on both the State and National Historic Registers. This building dates to 1938, but the first Turner Hall was erected here back in 1868....

When the sun is shining bright and you feel like being outdoors, a visit to your favorite restaurant with patio dining is always a must. We’re sure you have your favorite spots but this charming cafe may give it a run for its money. The Flower Farm Cafe is tucked away in the middle of a working citrus orchard. This means you’ll enjoy beautiful views while you dine on the farm-fresh food that they have to offer....

A tranquil trail that loops through the bluff country around Decorah, Iowa and it’s a wonderful place for a long stroll or bike ride. The 11-mile Trout Run Trail crosses trout streams five times as it winds around the city. The trail will take you near Luther College, past the downtown shopping and dining district and through some challenging switchbacks. But you’ll have to look up to see the most remarkable sight on the Trout Run Trail....

This spring, something momentous is happening in New Jersey: The cicadas are emerging. Every 17 years, they arise — but they might just be drawing out a spookier, more dangerous New Jersey predator. It happens every 17 years like clockwork: The cicadas emerge from the ground in New Jersey. Chad via Getty Images Known as Brood X, they come out in April or May, hang out for about four to six weeks, and lay their eggs before heading back into the ground....

While we love all the modern amenities of our lives, sometimes the constant barrage of news, traffic jams, and demands of careers and family can all take their toll. When you need to find a quiet place to relax and reconnect with nature, head to Deer Park Monastery in Escondido. Welcome to Deer Park Monastery! This beautiful place is tucked away in the hills of Escondido, and it’s the perfect place to visit when you need to recharge and reconnect with nature....

Kansas is full of travel opportunities as well as small, unfamiliar towns. What happens when you put those things together on an empty stomach? A new restaurant to add to your Kansas dining bucket list! Farm-to-table eats are the best way to do things if you ask Turner’s Farm Kitchen, and it’s hard not to agree when they serve eats this good. Have you ever dined here before? Welcome to Turner’s Farm Kitchen, a restaurant in a little town named Burden, just northeast of Winfield....

For anyone who lives near Cartersville, Georgia, or any Georgians who have been to Booth Western Art Museum likely knows about the Southeastern Cowboy Festival & Symposium that takes place every year. This year, the Cowboy Festival will be back and better than ever, with a ton of events and attractions that are fun for the whole family. Starting on Thursday, October 21, 2021, and running through Saturday, October 23, 2021, come to check out dancers, rope demonstrations, gunfight reenactments, chuckwagon cooking, and so much more....

When in Kansas, there are many historical sites and landmarks that will transport you back in time. One of these will take you to 1878 — the last Indian battle in Kansas. Battle Canyon, located approximately one mile from Lake Scott State Park, tells a fascinating story, provides stunning views, and gives you a glimpse into this area decades ago. The date is September 27, 1878, and a fierce battle is about to take place....

While there are many haunted spots in and around Detroit, the Belle Isle Bridge (also known as the Douglas MacArthur Bridge) is one of the few haunted bridges in the area. Built in 1923, the Belle Isle Bridge is a landmark and connects Detroit to the Belle Isles – a 982-acre island park in the city. Rumor has it that those who’ve jumped from the bridge remain ghosts who continue to hang out there....

Not all burgers are created equal. So if you’re looking for a great one, why not head to a burger joint that’s been around for almost a century? Not only does this spot have a local following that spans generations, but this roadside stand in Connecticut is such a standout that it landed a spot on the National Register of Historic Places. So when your burger cravings arise, head to Harry’s Place for an old-fashioned meal you won’t forget....

A charming neighborhood on the outskirts of Pittsburgh, Carnegie is home to an eclectic selection of restaurants from the old-fashioned diner Gab & Eat to the bacon-centric Bakn. If you’re craving an authentic Italian meal in an enchanting setting, make your way to LeoGreta in Carnegie. Be sure to take a hearty appetite with you, too. LeoGreta, tucked along West Main Street, provides an idyllic backdrop for a meal out with family and friends....